The OKKO group will expand their agricultural product processing plant and launch a $200M green project,

according to the head of the company, Vasyl Danylyak. The company’s press service reports that OKKO plans to invest about $120M in expanding their agro-processing plant in the Ternopil region. Moreover, the company purchased a renewable energy project from its partners at the ready-to-build stage.

The OKKO Group includes more than ten businesses in production, trade, construction, insurance, service, and other services. The group’s flagship company is the Galnaftogaz concern, which manages one of the largest gas stations in Ukraine under the OKKO brand.

The company’s majority shareholder is the Ukrainian entrepreneur Vitaly Antonov, and minority shareholders include the EBRD.